'Be the strongest at your father's funeral' - Jordan Peterson

"Be the strongest at your father's funeral" - Jordan Peterson
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- - About Jordan Peterson - -
Jordan B. Peterson (born 12 June 1962) is a Canadian professor of psychology, clinical psychologist, YouTube personality, and author. He began to receive widespread attention in the late 2010s for his views on cultural and political issues, often described as conservative.

Born and raised in Alberta, Peterson obtained bachelor's degrees in political science and psychology from the University of Alberta and a PhD in clinical psychology from McGill University. After teaching and research at Harvard University, he returned to Canada in 1998 to permanently join the faculty of psychology at the University of Toronto. In 1999, he published his first book, Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief, which became the basis for many of his subsequent lectures. The book combined information from psychology, mythology, religion, literature, philosophy, and neuroscience to analyze systems of belief and meaning.

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[TheBayouBabe]

At my father's funeral I got up and spoke. I didn't even plan my speech, I just spoke. My older brother and my mom took it really hard. I did too, but i cried at home. My dad was always our leader so I felt like I wanted to do something to make him proud. Today is the anniversary of his death in 2018 and its hitting me hard today. I'm glad I saw this. ❤

[tunelowplayslow]

This kicked me straight in the gut, I was this guy at my dad's funeral, I didn't do it because I wanted to but because I had to, having his brothers cry on my when I was carrying his coffin was one of the hardest things I've ever experienced, I just wanted to make him proud

[ThinkItThroughOfficial]

Being the strongest doesn't mean that you shouldn't cry when you lose someone you love. You can see that while he was describing that he was in tears. Being strong means to hold the family together during sorrowful times. It means to be the human being that knows the value of relationship and who knows how to not make tragic times hell.

[omidomidi]

Lost dad in January. Cried my eyes out. I never realised how he was getting older over the years as I am not living in that country. Miss him so much. God bless all dads. ❤️❤️

[allanramirez]

I lost my dad when I was 13 years old to a work-related accident. I saw him dead on the hospital bed and he was so cold when I touched him. I had 3 brothers and 1 sister. My two oldest brothers and sister had different dads but my dad still treated them and took them in as his own. He was such a wonderful dad and was so good to all of us I didn't even realize that my brothers were half-brothers until that day. I did not cry throughout his funeral. I don't Rember crying because I was already all cried out by the first day. I was strong during the entire funeral processes because we had 2 services. I Rember telling people how strong I was and not crying. Now I cry all the time when I remember him, I was so weak without him. It never hit me hard until my later 20s. I'm 26 years old now and I still weep for my dad harder now for some reason. Being strong in front of people is important. But my soul could not take it any longer and I crashed. The pain will last but not for too long. I have found my true father in heaven and he has made strong again. He was with me all along the whole time of it all he was with me. I remember the next night I had a dream of my dad dressed in white and he looked younger. It looked like heaven and as soon as he was going to open his mouth, I woke up... I would give anything to have him back. But God has a plan, and his timing is perfect. I am now a safety professional and work for an electrical contractor... my dad got killed my electricity... God is so good, and I wouldn't be the man I am today without everything that has happen to me. Hallelujah! Amen! Accept Jesus as God and Savior and you will have eternal life with him in heaven!

[aliabdelaziz]

My dads getting older and I know when that time comes I won’t have any regrets because I always loved and cared for my dad

[danahansen]

I was managing that until I glanced at my older brother and saw him quietly weeping.
Then I lost it.

[johnnylan]

You know, I was 25 when my dad died. I only cried once. I watch my cousin cry atbhis funeral and he is only a year younger than me. I remeber standing nextbto him and gripping his shoulder and just standing next to him.

My cousin loved my dad as much as i did. And also his own father who died 5 years prior.

Miss my dad.

[Darius_]

My dad literally passed away last night. I'm still grieving.

[marcoflores]

I lost my father recently. Because of Jordan Peterson and this quote I presented my father's eulogy at his services. Thank you JP.

[xochj]

So true, and always remember that strong doesn't mean distant, cold, or stoic. It means emotional strength, vulnerability, and love.

[steveowen]

THAT is something I have never really thought about. I wish I was stronger when my dad passed away.

[mistypedhi]

Jeez..I probably cried the most at my Dad's funeral. My tears are dried on top of his urn. It hasn't even been a year yet..I miss him.

[MinotMarauder]

Seeing my father laying in a casket, was by far the hardest thing I ever had to witness. 🥺😢

[Xlbullymom]

His Emotions are mesmerising . I just want to give him a big hig and reassure him. He is so so strong. I love this human being. Xxx

[thecultleadersthoughts]

For someone that was in prison when his father died his and wasn't allowed to go to his funeral This hit hard

[danielfarmer]

As he was dying, he told my Mother, how sorry he was for leaving her behind, quite a man to look up to, few can compare, none ever better, , , ,

[onyljgl]

i’m 15 man and just lost my dad. i cried my eyes out during the service, but was strong when talking to people. did i do the right thing?

[themanonmars]

I talked at my fathers funeral. Everyone wrote something. I was the last to speak. I wrote nothing. I spoke from the heart. I mention how we all will experience loss in life. But that means enjoy the time we have with them now, let go of hate it is a weak emotion. Love one another and dont time for granted. Everyone was surprised i did not cry . Not once at his funeral. But best believe i do everyday. That man literally reminded everyday he loved me. And sometimes i didnt text him back. Do not take your parents love for advatange no matter the built up anger. Let it go

[critzdamage]

At the end of January this year late at night my mom screamed for me to help, when i came to their bedroom, i saw my dad, lips were blue, his hands and feet were contracted to his chest. Tried giving him cpr but it was too late, he passed away in his sleep from a heart attack. There were 3 times i cried after his passing the day we had to choose his coffin, the day his co workers brought his tool case, but the day of his funeral I sat in the front trying not to cry and i managed it to the end where the priest told us to come say our final goodbye, had a full breakdown, still tried staying strong for everyone even at my lowest point in life